Specific Recruitment of Antigen-presenting Cells by Chemerin, a Novel Processed Ligand from Human Inflammatory Fluids
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Marc Parmentier | Silvano Sozzani | Alberto Mantovani | A. Mantovani | M. Parmentier | J. Mirjolet | S. Sozzani | C. Blanpain | G. Vassart | D. Communi | M. Vulcano | M. Detheux | E. Le Poul | V. Wittamer | J. Franssen | I. Migeotte | S. Brézillon | R. Tyldesley | Cédric Blanpain | Jean-François Mirjolet | Gilbert Vassart | Valérie Wittamer | Emmanuel Le Poul | Jean-Denis Franssen | Michel Detheux | Isabelle Migeotte | David Communi | Stéphane Brézillon | Marisa Vulcano | Richard Tyldesley | A. Mantovani
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